Episode 3 - The R&R Exchange
From Roots & Resilience, A Therapeutic Parenting Podcast · 00:47:04
Show by Mandie Mauger-Jones
In this episode, the Laura and Mandie discuss various aspects of behavior, including the impact of trauma on children's behavior, the role of shame, and the importance of building trust and connection with children. They share personal experiences and provide insights on how to respond to dysregulation, shame, and the challenges of therapeutic parenting. The conversation delves into the impact of shame on behavior, the distinction between shame and guilt, and strategies for supporting children living in constant hypervigilance. It also addresses handling lying and stealing without shaming the child, emphasizing the importance of consistency and understanding the child's history.TakeawaysBehavior as a form of communicationBuilding trust and connection with childrenUnderstanding and responding to shameThe impact of trauma on children's behavior Shame acts as a shield, pushing back therapeutic words and language, reinforcing dysregulation and behaviors.Recognizing shame in play allows for a different approach, emphasizing empathy and alternative reactions.Consistency and predictability are key in handling lying and stealing, and seeking support is crucial for navigating the complexities of the child's behavior.
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